| The law kills biodiversity and reaches |
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| Thursday, 10 July 2008 | |
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HTML clipboard ![]() The association relies on a network of members who practice many seed exchanges in various purposes including the benefit of varieties that we do not usually find the stalls, varieties that offer particular tastes (and colors ) Particularly interesting: organoleptic qualities rare and original landscape in the current food. Kokopelli is also under international trade in the Third World: production of seeds given to farmers, provision of training for seed production, establishment of seed banks, support for networking seed farmers.
From a biological point of view the activity of the association has resulted in species and varieties that dormiraient in some seed banks at risk to get lost or be forgotten are cultured each year, small scale, a few thousand gardeners as regards France. In a utilitarian vision, the association provides the active and effective preservation of genes that could serve us in the future. This does not prejudice in commerce or the "free market": in our economy "liberal" trade in these seeds is a form of "market" whose existence can be defended in the name of free enterprise . This would give a turnover that did not receive seed "official" 80 000 euros you can probably estimate the amount negligible compared to the overall market, the annual profit of one seed "official" may be 800 000 euros as suggested by the association in its latest release: Kokopelli: biodiversity, the end of illusions. Although this amount was 100 times greater harm would be negligible at different points of view, the most significant is the conservation of species and biodiversity. It knows it threatened from all sides and we should all be aware that his is a steady diminution irretrievable loss that could lead to ours. HTML clipboard
In the absence of other (non-violent of course) is the least that everyone can do to defend the defenders of biodiversity, taste and freedom. |
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